George Shillcock is a Radio Reporter at WOSU Public Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, higher education, government and politics, as well as construction and real estate. George's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, The Des Moines Register, and NPR.
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George's coverage focuses on local news in Ohio, particularly crime, government and politics. His articles cover a range of topics such as poverty, education, housing, and transportation with a significant emphasis on breaking news and government announcements.
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By: George Shillcock
Columbus city leaders launched a new option for 911 operators to connect residents to medical care for non-life threatening situations.
By: George Shillcock
Les Wexner attended his first meeting of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Board of Trustees for the first time in more than a year on Tuesday.
By: George Shillcock
Whitehall City Council narrowly voted to appoint Patricia Balser as its new city council president at a meeting Tuesday evening.
By: George Shillcock
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced the city is suspending its use of Flock automatic license plate readers and is investigating a police officer for potentially misusing the cameras.
By: George Shillcock
Mayor Andrew Ginther said the decision was made due to suspected misuse of the technology by a Columbus police officer.
By: George Shillcock
The Columbus Division of Police began covering the city's 65 Flock cameras on Friday, one day after Mayor Andrew Ginther paused the city's use of the surveillance technology.
By: George Shillcock
The 16 politicians who promised in February to donate at least some of the money given to their campaigns by Ohio billionaire Les Wexner kept that promise, campaign finance records show.
By: George Shillcock
Columbus City Schools on Tuesday formalized its intent to cut another $50 million from its budget, but district officials are continuing to warn these attempts to rein in spending could impact the classroom.
By: George Shillcock
Deer chewing through gardens, dashing in front of cars and threatening neighborhood dogs are some of the major complaints of residents in communities wanting their government to get the animal's population under control.
By: George Shillcock
Franklin County Sheriff Dallas Baldwin announced his office found potential misuse of Flock camera data by a deputy during an internal review.
